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I am having a couple of problems trying to run CreateProcess. First problem, I created a test program in Visual Studio 2010 and it worked fine. The expected type of the second parameter is LPWSTR. Then I added a call to CreateProcess to a program that was converted from VC 6.0 to VS 2010. In that converted program the expected type of the second parameter is LPSTR. Why would the types be different between a converted VS 2010 program and one created with VS 2010?
The second problem I'm having is that I convert a CString to LPSTR for the second parameter. When I look at the converted CString in the debugger, the LPSTR variable looks fine. However, when I pass it to CreateProcess, the string gets truncated at the first space, and of course CreateProcess fails. When I pass an LPWSTR to CreateProcess in my test program, the string doesn't get truncated at the first space, all spaces are preserved.
So I need to figure out either how to have a CreateProcess in my converted program that takes an LPWSTR parameter as the second parameter or how to create an LPSTR parameter with spaces that get preserved when calling CreateProcess.
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The second problem I'm having is that I convert a CString to LPSTR for the second parameter. When I look at the converted CString in the debugger, the LPSTR variable looks fine. However, when I pass it to CreateProcess, the string gets truncated at the first space, and of course CreateProcess fails. When I pass an LPWSTR to CreateProcess in my test program, the string doesn't get truncated at the first space, all spaces are preserved.
So I need to figure out either how to have a CreateProcess in my converted program that takes an LPWSTR parameter as the second parameter or how to create an LPSTR parameter with spaces that get preserved when calling CreateProcess.
genush
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